H12 - Composite Egyptian Turquoise earring pairsComposite Egyptian Turquoise earring pairs This is stone #12 in the photo (marked with the brass number).

Part of the massive stones Sabrina has been hoarding of this material

Carefully shaped into a smooth

Its cultural significance in Central Asian traditions adds depth

Barahona is the closest city where the largest deposit is found

this rare silicate material is known for its beautiful lavender colors and shimmery chatoyance

Sourced from the historic Kingman Mine

it is referred to it as such because of its proximity to it

intergrown with andradite garnet and other rare minerals

It's an ultra-rare

Common opal doesn't have the fire

rounded dome

it has a slightly deeper tone than the ice blue in the 5mm